Almud - Rural Matarranya

Located in the old town of Calaceite, this house is the ideal place to explore this picturesque medieval village, since it is at an excellent distance from the most iconic places of the town.

The house is located in a building of the XVII century that was restored in 2006 dividing it into 3 apartments that can be rented all together or separately.

This apartment can accommodate 4 people and is divided as follows:

• A double bedroom furnished with a double bed and the possibility of adding 2 more seats opening the sofa bed.

• A bathroom completely equipped with shower tray and hair dryer and integrated into the bedroom.

• A kitchen fully equipped with peninsula to give it a closed look. It is equipped with all the necessary equipment to perform the cooking and cleaning processes with ease. For this a washer.
is included

• A living-dining room con fireplace so guests can relax quietly while watching a movie on the television or through the DVD.

The house also:

• Pets allowed so that animals should not stay at home while their owners go on vacation.

• Has WiFi connection a internet

• Has heating to regulate the temperature of the house in the coldest months.

On the hill that separates the Matarraña river from the Algars, stands Calaceite, a small town of medieval origin initially built around a castle that today is not left stone on stone. The icon of the city is the tower of Calaceite, which was part of the defensive wall in the origins of the town. In the historic center, the corners of some Spanish towns are replicated.

At the entrance of the village is the Iberian settlement of San Antonio, excavations that uncover the original layout of a population nucleus of this civilization that allows deducing parts of their way of life. It was built in 2 parts and in the second, III century BC, the nucleus was extended to include a defensive wall with towers and other elements that imply that the town was at its peak.

Not far from this town you can visit Arens de Lledó, a small village that barely exceeds 200 inhabitants and that intact the portal of Baix, one of the entrances to the wall. When the visitor crosses it, it is found in a jumble of tortuous streets and old buildings that transport it to another century.